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UKer

UKer noun: a native or inhabitant of the United Kingdom.

Noun

UKer (plural UKers)

  1. (informal, uncommon) A native or inhabitant of the United Kingdom.
    • So - are you insinuating that Nether Regioned people make proper tea[*] and that us UKers don't? UKers have a long tradition in tea-drinking y'know ... and most of the ones I know like it two-bags per four-person teapot strong with a dash of milk...[%]1999 May 11, Suzi, “ClareCraft 1999”, in alt.fan.pratchett (Usenet), archived from the original on 04 Jul 2026
    • Yes, we UKers are non^([sic]) too happy with this situation.2000 February 8, Alan Murphy, “The copyright folks in the UK -are- restrictive``^([sic])”, in sci.geo.satellite-nav (Usenet), archived from the original on 04 Jul 2026

Synonyms of UKer

Forms of UKer

pluralUKers

Origin of UKer

From UK + -er.

Questions about UKer

What does UKer mean?
UKer means a native or inhabitant of the United Kingdom.
What part of speech is UKer?
UKer is a noun.
What is the plural of UKer?
The plural of UKer is UKers.

Words near UKer in the dictionary

  1. ukelele
  2. ukeleles
  3. ukelin
  4. ukelins
  5. ukemi
  6. UKer
  7. UKERNA
  8. UKers
  9. ukes
  10. UKG
  11. UKGBNI

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